The Jamui student involved in a molestation case met Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary at Lok Sevak Awas with her parents and other family members. Choudhary spoke with the family, expressed distress over the incident and assured them that the government would provide every possible support.
The chief minister said the case would be heard through a speedy trial and that the accused would be punished within one month. He also assured the family that legal action against those responsible would be pursued quickly.
Family welcomes government action
After the meeting, the student's parents told journalists that they were satisfied with the action taken by the government and administration. They said their daughter had been treated very badly, but officials had responded quickly after the case came to light.
The parents also said they were pleased when they learned about the encounter involving the main accused, Nandan Yadav. They said such action would send a message to people who look at girls with bad intentions. The family added that they no longer felt afraid after the action taken in the case.
The student's mother said Choudhary referred to her daughter as his own daughter and encouraged her to continue her studies without fear. According to her, the interaction improved the student's morale and she was doing better than before. The family said the chief minister assured them that the government would stand by them if they faced any difficulty.
The student's father said every arrested accused should receive strict punishment. He also said the police response after the case emerged had strengthened the family's faith in law and order.
Cases against 225 social media IDs
Authorities have registered cases against 225 social media IDs in connection with the Jamui student's molestation case. 3 people have also been detained.
The Jamui Superintendent of Police and District Magistrate said the Sub-Divisional Police Officer and the Deputy Development Commissioner had been appointed as nodal officers to coordinate with the court for the speedy trial. Jamui District Magistrate Naveen said efforts were being made to secure punishment through the fast-track process.
A woman IAS officer and a woman IPS officer have been assigned responsibility for requesting the court to try to deliver a verdict within 15 to 20 days.
Conclusion
The family has expressed satisfaction with the official response, while authorities are pursuing a speedy trial and separate action involving social media IDs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who met Samrat Choudhary?
The Jamui student involved in the molestation case met the chief minister with her parents and other family members.
Q. What did the chief minister assure the family?
He assured them of government support and said the case would be taken through a speedy trial, with punishment targeted within one month.
Q. Who was identified as the main accused?
The main accused was identified as Nandan Yadav.
Q. How many social media IDs face cases?
Cases have been registered against 225 social media IDs.
Q. How many people were detained?
3 people were detained in connection with the case.
Q. Who is coordinating the speedy trial?
The Sub-Divisional Police Officer and Deputy Development Commissioner were appointed as nodal officers to coordinate with the court.
Q. What timeline is being sought for the court process?
A woman IAS officer and a woman IPS officer have been assigned to request an effort to secure punishment within 15 to 20 days.
